
- Phone
- Office: 310 402-3083
- Address
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641 Grooms Rd Suite 191,
Clifton Park, NY, 12065, United States of America
- hanadisadi@yahoo.com
- IMDB Link
- http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2286366
Hanadi Sadi
Full Bio
Hanadi Sadi is a SAG-AFTRA actress who has been performing since she was nine years old when she won Best Child Actress in the Syrian National Talents Contest three years in a row. She got her BA in English literature and Postgraduate Diploma of Qualification specializing in English-Arabic Translation & Interpretation from Damascus University, Syria in 1997. After graduation, Hanadi worked as an actress for TV and voiceover productions, a freelance film subtitles translator, and a TV news reporter. She settled in the United States in 2002 and has been pursuing her film career ever since.
She performed in Indies, student films, stage, and voice over productions. 'Every project I participate in adds to my repertoire and gives me great joy for being able to perform,' says Hanadi who constantly sought to refine her talents through out the years taking classes and workshops in improvisation, Meisner Technique, musical theater, cold reading, audition and on-camera techniques. 'It's a never-ending task - having
She performed in Indies, student films, stage, and voice over productions. 'Every project I participate in adds to my repertoire and gives me great joy for being able to perform,' says Hanadi who constantly sought to refine her talents through out the years taking classes and workshops in improvisation, Meisner Technique, musical theater, cold reading, audition and on-camera techniques. 'It's a never-ending task - having
- Professional Groups
- SAG-AFTRA
- NYWIFT Committees
- New Works Lab, Writers Group
- Occupations
- Actor
- Countries Worked In
- Syria
- Foreign Languages Spoken
- Arabic
- Writer's Group works
- SARAMINA'S
Screenplay (Drama, Family)Log Line:
Amina partners with her cousin Sara in a journey towards self-empowerment.Shades of Disappointment
Screenplay (Comedy, Drama, Family)Log Line:
A Middle Eastern woman sneaks out of her restrictive environment to go watch a romantic movie with her friends. The little adventure turns into an explosive experience clearing her attitude towards her daughter’s ordeal.Synopsis:
When Afaf and her friends defy the odds to go watch the romantic film Fifty Shades at the movies, their little adventure opens closed tunnels and unhealed wounds, especially for Afaf who used to be an avid reader of such romantic novels in her Arabic native language back home when she was a teenager until her dreams were buried into a forced marriage. Now that her daughter Farah is facing the same ordeal of forced marriage, Afaf goes back home with a clear vision as to what her stance must be and it’s certainly different than the one her own mother had.
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